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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
ST. PAUL. r. b. PA E.I DETROIT. iR.IB.PA IL.
| SCORE b INNINGS.
| st. Paul. ............0 0 8 O @ O. )
! 4

Detroit .............I 5 | I'll
Earned runs, ST. Paul 8. Detroit 0; three-base
hit Murphy; two-base hits, Crooks, Brouthers
and Thompson; total bases on hits, st. Paul Is.
Detroit II; left on bases, st. Paul 6, Detroit 6;
double play, Sowders. Webber, Crooks and Cleve-
land; struck out by Sowders 2. by Weidman 1;
bases on balls, off Sowders g. off Weidman 5; wild
pitches. Sowders 2, Weidman l; passed balls,
Webber s. Briody L; time of game. 2:15; umpire,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
TO Permit Pool selling.

ALBANY, n. l., April 21.-The bill per-
hitting pool selling on race tracks in New
York was passed by the assembly to-day
and now goes to the senate. 1t allows
pooling not to exceed thirty days during the
season on aDy track
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
Death Sentence Co,un,u,sa.

COLUMBUS, O., April 21.-The sentence
of Jefferson Bowling TO hang June "a, for
the murder Of old man Douglass, in Licking
county, was to-day commuted to imprison-
ment for life.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
Nine Closed Up.

Special to the Globe.
SHAKoPEE. April 21.-Eleven persons
have made application for liquor license
from May to July 1. Nine saloonkeepers
discontinue business May l.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
High.priced Horse.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 21.-S. A.
Browne & Co. to-day bought of Harrison
Walker. of Upper Sandusky, O., the horse
Ambassador. record 2:21, for SIS, 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
Good Ore specineus.

Special to the Globe.
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis.,, April 21.-
Fl. Comsrock was i'll tie city to-day and
exhibited three specimens of quartz taken
from the mines. One specimen was repre-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
Will Go to West Point,

Special TO the GIObe.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, April 22.,-P. Pierce
was the successful candidate for the West
Point cadetship to-day for the Fifth dis
frint
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
Electric a,Cht. for bismarck.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, April 21.-Last night the
city council passed resolution granting to
G. n. Thompson and c. r. Gilman fran
chise of ten years for the establishment of
system of electric lights for the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
A Missing po..nlas.er.

special 10 tHt dIODe.
MANDAN, Oak, April 91.-It is now be-
lieyed that the action of Postoffice Inspector
Stewart served to unsettle the mind Of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
To-Day,s Game a minneapolis.

Detroit and Minneapolis will meet o-day
at the Minneapolis park for the second
game of the SERIES Winkleman and Muir
ray will be the battery for the home team,
and Twitchell and Camel for the visitors.
The correct batting order of each is as fol-
lows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
rhe Elor;d. neaa.ocE.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 21.-In the
legislature to-day the vote cast for senator
was distributed among thirty-two names.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20
~ WHITE CAPSn
Tie Tsrrer They Are spreAdi.s o..
Iadiana.

Ouic.eo, III, August ls.-An 10.
disnspolis, lad, spec al says; A
gentleman Who has bsen prominently
identified with Orange county afialrs
for years Ia In the ci,y, and gives a
terrible picture OF the rsign ti fear in
Orange, Crawford and Harrison un.
ties ewing TO the ls~less "whiie o. p'
organiIs lou. Az he stadel ifom
home yesterday be net an honest and
We ! to do farmer, who was huirying
away from Jome With Ills family and
suol Il his h,cis 10 lie cluld carry,
impe led by tue "Whit. Caps," Who
bad made an ssssIl, upon him add Who
thfea ened him with death n he did
not leave he county. His piemis 9
had ben plundered by the oulasp,
and lie vas II ghteued nearly to death,
rhe Informant stated that no one
sud conceive Of tho nliiion Of
ahArs without actual experience.
Some ID OF the general tear wnlch
prevails may be had from the fac, tha
the geutl, man 10 here 10 urge upon
the Governor the necessity % calling
ont the Militia, but, In giving iniorma.
uon oil th- Outragee, asked that his
name be omitted in she publication oil
laria
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20

IHAvR been an annual sud from
Hay Fever for forty years, II recurring
about August f0,h each year. For
several summers / have used Biy's
Cream Balm with excellent results. I
am free from any Asihmatic symp.
toms. l hope many suf ,rers will be
induced :, try the remedy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20

TmIn gentle action aud good effect
on the syslem really makes them a
pe'teot little pill. They please those
who use them. Cutters Little Liver
Pills may we'll be termed perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20
CONDEMNED rrLRGRAas.

ELniHA, N. Y "A special dispatch
Lom II mmoudspId, n. Y, tay /:
C''ritb Haisht so; his wife at 10
o'e ock 'hls morning, aud then shot
htnseii. Biti ara 4 al. The terri.
be al " occurred NJ their hone near
II mmond port the couple leayo An
inlaot aitw months old.
PmLaDtirniA, PA.-Two big pas.
90 sci euginta ran ASry within the
yai 81 the Pennsy lyAuia Railway
20 np'ny 'a't highland tht tngin r.,
NAMED NHfria Ihompion AM Joseph
Kelly, Icl eired what msy prove Ia
b. iA'Hl idiss Toe locomotive,
were totally destroyed.
Nav TonE. -Chatlee 7. Miller. ths
well known iAwysrOi this civ. and
his wife both cisd this moaning a,
their hume Ia New London, Oonn'
Mr.. Miller was attacked by pn umo
MIA about the fret Of the month. and
his wits contacted tho eamg disease !
little moro than a week $50. They
leave Eve children.
b sroE, NAss.-Alyan Olatk. uho
had u world vide reputation q, a prAc
teal astronomer aud manniactuttr hi
telesc pee. spd WHO hes b,oD r,.i
dent Of o. mbridge Tor the past iiitv
two yeir,, died this morning, eyed
eighty three years end SIX monthe
Through bis Efforts he has gwen /,
the world the most poweriul aslrono
u.inal instruments ever made.
PrrsBuRa, PA "A Conceivable
Pa, Chronicle Telegraph special say,
Tbs mine at R,mey's coke work
struck today because the ia per cent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20

DxsvlR, COL, August lo.-The fol-
lowing announcement was msde yes-
tsrday regarding the meeting Of the
National Editorial Association:
sine snnual meeting OF the National
Editorial Association. cslsd TO meet
In Dsnver September 9th, has been
postpooed ON account OF the din Guilty
10 periectlng satisfactory arrange.
menta with railroad companies for the
transportation ~ delegates. The meet
ing Will be held hereafter, at a time
and place TO he Fixed by the executive
committee.
"w n PAnoR. Correspond ips Bcss .sry."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20
GEORGE EARP. BaI<;ssrc. Nd.

l HAVE been Il iclsd with Hay Fe-
YER from carly In August until frost.
My eyes would run stream Of water,
and snct. ID continually. I MAS sd.
vissd TO use By's Cream b lm. II
has worked like q charm, and / can
raw / am enhvelv cured.
MRS, KMLiNEJ0HNBON Uestor, q.
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SOCIALISTS ENGAGED.
Rey WI Perm . New Labor
Party.
vsis Srrasfssties VIII be BssserIy
AnsA-0ee'se-Th~ . csder and
DR.. Mc0Iysn Densunesd.

svRAssB, N. T., August Is. The
Committee on Platform Of United the
Labor convention held long session
last night, resulting In the retention OF
Abe OlsrendonlHsll platform on which
Henry George made his canvaes for
mayor of New York. A variety OF
propositions were submitted and the
bach was divided into three parts.
one going iato the waste basket, the sec.
ond bsiss referred TO the Committee ON
RESOLUTIONS - not pertaining to plat.
form, and the third being handed over
10 Henry George, who presided, for
his consideration. There are three
avowsd socialist in the platform
somnittfa. After the. exclusion
Of socislistic delegations yester.
dsy, besides the New York rejected
deeg ates, two Of the delega tes from the
Twelvih New York City District and
ak iron O1andrgs county, besides q
number OF inoi iduals from various
localities, vacated their seats In the
convention. Active efforts are being
put forth by the eocisiisis 10 organize
q new party In which they will have
cooperation Of active anti. George
intiuensba They propose 10 bssin
their movement in shops Of Nav
York City. and extend IL thencs In the
Slste,apd that the traded unions be in
yiied to uhite with what shall be-
known No the organic d labor move
ment, whose members shall DO from
unionr. irrespective Of socialists or la
Dor ieclionB.
The morning session was devoted 10
che reading OF the platform which
vas present by Henry George. IL
was adopted.
The resolutions we're then reported,
and alter some debate we're amended
and pss, ed. This business Of selec ing
Q ticke; wac then begun. Henry
George nae nominated for Secretary
Ell Safe. He said he did not want the
nomiuston or Office, bat was at the
service Of the Labor patty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20
SOCIALISTS MEET.
1ensv ossrge nd DR.. mcGiyss
ksssdty Denounesa.

tKv YoKx, August 10. SIX enthu.
siastis meetings we're held last night
by tho socialists, at which Henry
eeorgs and Dr.. MeGlynn were round.
ly denounced. A reporter asked Alex.
ander Jonas, the socialist leader, what
he thought Of the situation. 30
eeorse wants TO catch the farmer vote,
docs hsf Doesn't he know that 40. 600
farmers cut Ia Ohio could not pay
their uass last year and we're sold ont
~ ths sheriff George can't hood
wink the farmers They can never
undcrs,sud his theories. To catch
them h wants 10 throw us over board.
We aiv the busbesr. live are thrown
out bodily We will be ten times
s'rons than when We went in" DR..
M1oas herkip 10 the founder Of the
Socialisk He made this statems mt
TO The reporter; sine s9cia lists
will new paddle their own
sspos, and will never more have
anything In common with the United
Labor party. Tns next step logically
must BE- the elimination Of ali that
was f1r The intorest Of labor In the
platform Of the United Labor parry,
even down 20 the very name Of the
party Use g. II must no. be- call, d The
Uniied Labor parry any more. Hat
OF the -ortiDgmcn will no longer be-
long 10 IT,"
william A. Wallace. who was the
orgAhls = Of the Uniied L.bor party
OF the Seventh Assembly district ,ssid:
ut lOohs TO- much like mschine pol.
ilics. Henry G~crge's partner, Ofo q.
dait; his lawyer, Pat; bis son, Henry
q orse, Jr ; he pr est, DR.. MEG ynn,
ard his lieu enans Ars running the
byfasnse convention. Toe horny
hanssd tons Oi toll won't stand H."
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advance granted during the ists strike
wss ost Oh. The employees Of Flick &
%. viii also be reduced to the wages
now pad ct the other mines. About
20 men Quit work Of R,ney's. II
Ftick'e men strike there will be nearly
1000 idle mon in the coke regions.
PoarLAND, MA letter received q
few days ago by kv. Father P. +.
Hoaley from his brother, Captain
Hea'ey. OF the revenue steamer
Bear, announced that he hsd
beschsd bis vsesel. constructed cd'
for dam. found 9 leak, replaced copper
and gone On his Northern voyage.
The rumor Of the loss Of the Rear
10, therefore, cohtradicted by the Gap.
tain's own report.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-20

University of Louisville,

UNOPrY sEc6ND SESSION Of this ,ehool
tunity q vitnsssins trialf IN court, mak
the instruction % this ichool practical an
thorough Ssni Tor cirral n 10
ROZEL wEi,slNuER, Dean,
al Ftfth street. Laulsvi'ie, w.
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Health n weelts-ur. n.s.r-s ards
T"nte esd bery ne, the Great
tfsWch specific

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all is ,tAso,,
~ mental and rhytlcAl dsrresalon, gpeF.
mat9rhsa, hypoohondfia, t,erility, neural.
STA hyftsria, tncsptcity tor study on busi.
ntst, pafalysif, i'm o. zee, epilopsy, loss o.
memory, eonsnina Of N bfail, an aii DIS
easos 81 the uefyqus system may be udl
cally cured In either sea hy re use 81 thl
unstcolled preparation, IL 10 q matiaf n
supreme tmpoi tAncs to use aTUftTria'
treatment TO- tee que u the los Of herVs
power, and Dr.. Bcaurssafd's Tonls AL
Nsfvine, .her pany Years trial IN kurcFs.
has proved intAlitble II taken accordins /
diroetlons, which are adkod 70 each boltle.
One Dor equal 10 one months testue
vii cure recent cales. Price, ~. 90 a boz.
or 4 bores Tor - 90. kqnt By nall prs.
paid on reoelrt Of price. We gufTi ltss ala
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vIKgIsiA .ILirAHy IssTIrUGs.
IewfoagoU. W.

THE te,h session Of this well tno.n STATE
i Institution will open on the SIN sep.
TENDER. proxtoso ltprov de. system Of
tho oush military uaininG "a distinctive AGA
demic course OF tn'trueueni and iechnleA
piled Science, Witch . ables aEraduae N n
a ademic sch II 20 attain 20 proies.ionas
degree a. hschelor Of sclences OF CiNil kn-
ginesr These advantage, are secured on
terms not exceed 80 t8p per onih, includhg
elothing a. addition ~ the ordinary colegi'
ate hecs.sArI.. ioi satsloFug, APP 10,
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QUININE AND WHISKY

n weld
siSs Is. duiSTIn. .a i. r.is
n.s ers Ssi a 10. Lem.
p.% On. S ss & md pauS Iohss a.st'1g.I
~! ri :; :: Wis =. iii
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rAuauIIu REMAIE INSTITUTE

WNFNENTUNs NNf -. a,
OPENS g. 9Th snnusl seiiion tept. ~,
" ISL. fitna Cd tn tho fiedmont retion
of Va, unsurpassed ior v, e.auty, ies,il,v
Inston The sfounia, tan scres In All, are
beautifully Ia a ont. The buildinr u one
m, estsch o ediaces In the state, tot
corp. OF teachers, Terms r.ss onae,s. aaa
sa .h q Ks. q. BDiLER, A NJ. Principal:
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subscribe ier tho ~AppsAi.''
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17
Birds.

Not only, are birds pleasant visitors,
but they are useful Their destruction
Of lie enemies of vege,a ion more tbap
coaiNyisates lur an occasional pes a.
irIA b. vegetable, anil where tacy
are pfaseied, ihe ray se4 u worms,
such aS we have seen here during the
present Summer are impossible. But
few of the reproducing forms of any
of the creatures that live upon grow
ing plants survive the winter, but
each one of the survivors lays an
enormous number of eggs. Were the
birds permitted to feel safe here, they
would soon be abundant enough to
find and eat most of these propsgators
OF worms, before the eggs are laid and
trees and gardens would be saved
much Disagreement. In many places
public option is so strong against de.
struction of birds or bird nests that
children detected in the cruel practice
are summarily punished The young.
sters, at first from a wholesome fear
of punishment, and afterwards, from
dlsuse of the habit of pursuit allow the
cheerful inhabitants of the air to en-.
joy Themselves fearlessly, and, where
this rule prevails the little songsters
ale in great numbers and very tame.
They fill the air with melody and
their crops with bugs; there is pleas
ure for the ear and eye and humanity
from the worst features of garden
troubles.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17
Eclipse of the Sun,

The eclipse of the sun on Friday
next, the 10Th inst. will be of an ex.
traordinary character, the moon shut.
ting it entirely from sight. The suns
diameter will be thirty one degrees
and tbirty-seven minutes, while the
moons is 3247, 10 larger than the
former, thus its path will be as dark
as the darkest night highwayman
could desire. Unfortunately, it will
not be visible on this continent. The
path of totality, 100 miles wide com
mences in Germany, extends through
the rest of Europe, the whole Of ASIA
crosses Japan and ends in the Pacific
Ocean. The American observers have
taken post 80 miles from Moscow.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17
i,erary Notes.

Ia her discussion of 1.-The Domestic
Money Question" in the August Cos
/ nlopolitan, Gail Hamilton expresses
Dissent from the theory that senaral,
purse for the wife is solution 10 ii
vexed problem. Her own theory e.
the matter as set forth in her trench
ant style will make interesting read.
ing for every married woman.
"fhe Millionaires of the Pacific
, Coast" by George II. Fitch, is the
leading illustrated article in the Aug
ust Cosmopolitan. He relates the
story of the great struggles and wond.
erful successes of such men as Leland
Stanford, c, P Huntington, j, c. Food,
John w. Mackay, Mark Hopkins, and
other well-known Californians of
princely fortunes. He shows how, in
spite of their obstacles and reverses,
their pluck, perseverance and unusual
natural abilities enabled them to
build up fortunes in few years that
never equalled in the history of the
world.
Charles Summers sweet tooth in the
subject of an interesting paragraph in
the reminiscent article on the great
statesmen in the August Cosmopolitan
by Alfred Burgess johnson, for many
years his private secretary. He was
especially fond of chocolate creams
and held that as long as he could eat
candy, his digestion was in excellent
order. He never smoked and never
tasted of whisky but once.
As the season has come when mir.
acles are reported from Ste de. Beau
Pre- j. Mcdonald.s article in the Aug.
ust Cosmopolitan on pilgrims and
Shrines in Canada" is especially time.
ly. He gives the history Of this
famous shrine and relates the story. of
many remarkable cures performed
there The article is handsomely Illus.
trated.
When anyone looses all his money
at the tables of Monte Carlo, the man
agemnet according to Charles WeIman
who writes an article ON the famous
gambling place in the August Cosmo.
politan, gives him money enough to
take him home, no matter where he
may live. The money is, however,
considered as a loan, for he is never
allowed to enter the Casino again until
he has paid it.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17

Fai keddy came through from the
Defiance mine, last Wednesday, look
ing rugged and hearty. He has been
DOING lard work and said he enioyed
!" The mine is looking very well and
It's yieid this season will be large
tnro Index; Lieut. N,axfeId. the
indications officer of the Sigma! Ser.
wee at San Fsnnelseo, has been order.
ca oy The War Department to inspect
certain stations on this Coast anon :,
Diners that at Keller in this county
He will perform this duty during me
present month, as he can now bes,
discontinue his indications" without
dei iment to local Interests.
Do you want the best goods At the
least cost? If so send TO Weinstock
Y Luhin, Sacramento, Cal, for their
large Fall Catalogue free. Among
other attractions it presents eight
pages Of finely autographed Eastern
Fashions. Weinstock & Lubln are
the largest general retailers on the
coast, and in busy seasons fill as high
as II thousand mail orders day.
lnIp Independent: Last Saturday
the nine years-o'd daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Symmes sustained a
very severe hurt. The child was
standing on a scaffold at the home of
her parents, near Independence; she
lost her balance and fell backward tc
the ground, a distance of over twelve
feet DR.. Woodin was called and did
all in his power for the child. No
bones were broken but the shock and
bruises were so severe that she may
not recover for many day.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17
The 4Fiekan siea

Galliornians who come to Hawthorne
reluctantly admit ihe superiority of
our climate. They admit it, but on
after argument enforced by expert
| enee 1t is distasteful to their state
f pride as there is so much yainglory over
The variety and spice of the Golden
/ STATE weather; hut surrender uncondi.
t1otaly on the question of heas, and
express pleased wonderment at the
absence OF those nimh'e and athletic
creatures that have caused so much
discomfort and SO many mathemati
cal calculations as TO muscular force
Calllornians are not the only people
who have regarded the general free.
dom of Nevada from tleas, not only,
as domestic blessing bat as a scien-
tific problem. That there is an I'M.
migration of tfeas, from 1ea bitten
California is well understood. They
come by thousands, on travellers, in
baggage and in packing around
goods, both wet and dry. They come
but die soon after arrival and their
search FOR food is not extended or
vigorous enough to attract notice. In
one respect only is there an object
ionable feature in consideration with
the scarcity of deas. The dear women
of other and less favored lands have
been the most relentless pursuers and
des'royers of the household pest and
practice from generation to genera
ton in putting their fingers on the
dimunative game and finding him
there has given them hereditary dcx-
terity and manual precision, which
the daughters of the sage. brush may
lose through lack of necessity
Speaking of sage-brush, is a re.
minder that it is the sage brush which,
according to local chemist of re.
pute, drives away or kills the insect.
The odor of sage is probably, both
disag feeable and destructive to the
active blood-sucker and the supposi.
tion is doubtless correct, as many
N evadians going to California take a
few branches with them carrying
twigs in their pockets and placing
leaves in their beds. They are ex-
empt from the annoyance experienced
by those who are not similarly armed
against attack. In view of this phase
of Fleadom it would probably be we'll
for California to begin the cultivation
of sage brush Much comfort would
be gained and munh energy saved. In
Nevada there is no necessity for vast.
ing time in stealthly peeps and vast
ing strength in swift snatches at d
vanishing enemy. The sage brush
doubtless protects us Nobody in Ne
vada hunts feas; the pursuit of them
is an obsolete occupation; they leave
before they arc, hunted down and
driven out: and King Sooman may
have had sage-land 10 his minds eve
when he wrote, 1.-THE wicked flee
when no man pursueth."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17
The JuaticS,s Court.

In the case of the State against T.
Brodigan for hiring teams without
paying the license required by law, a
verdict of guilty was rendered on Mon.
dag and Mr.. Brodigan was fined ten
dollars and costs which were paid.
The old gentleman is now consider.
ing the chances of getting drawback
since the question of eligibility of the
Justice has been raised.
IN the case of E. Summerfield VS..
W. q. Wilkison and Bob Berryman.
The defendants raised the question of
the eligibility of II. M, King to act as
Justice, be being Public Administrator
at the time OF his appointment, through
the failure of Martin BrazzanovIch to
vallify as his successor. Mr.. King
decided to try the case and the suit
will be tried to. morrow.